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Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott came together to celebrate daughter Stella as she graduates from high school.
According to photos obtained by People, the exes sat next to each other as they watched Stella, 18, receive her diploma on Thursday, June 11. Spelling, 53, and McDermott, 59, were also all smiles as they posed for photos with their daughter.
One day before Stella’s graduation, both Spelling and McDermott paid tribute to their eldest daughter in honor of her birthday.
“My baby is 18 today … She will always be my Buggy. In this one lifetime so far we have loved, lived, lost, and learned. It’s been a true honor so far to watch you @stella_mcdermott08 grow and evolve and inspire all around you,” Spelling wrote via Instagram on Wednesday, June 10, alongside a clip of her and Stella at the beach. “You are kind and courageous. You are strong and soft. I’m so proud to be your mom and we are true proof that moms and daughters can be best friends. I love you with all my heart and soul and can’t wait to see the amazing future you have. There’s nothing you can’t do. I watch that daily. My beautiful Buggy xo 💋.”
McDermott, for his part, posted a series of throwback pics of Stella over the years.
“I can’t believe my little Lady Bug is 18 today,” he captioned the Wednesday post. “Such a beautiful human inside and out. So proud of you. You’ll always be my Buggy. Happy Birthday. I love you kiddo.”
Spelling and McDermott wed in 2006. In addition to Stella, the couple share daughter Hattie, 14, and sons Liam, 19, Finn, 13, and Beau, 9. McDermott is also father to son Jack, 27, whom he shares with ex Mary Jo Eustace.
In 2023, Spelling separated from McDermott after 17 years of marriage. Two years later, Us Weekly confirmed that their divorce was finalized.
“While we had our ups and downs and problems throughout our marriage, we had no problems throughout the divorce,” the Beverly Hills, 90210 star said during an episode of her “MisSpelling” podcast after her and McDermott’s divorce was finalized. “Which I think is a testament to the two of us and wanting to really step up and be there for the five humans we chose to create out of love.”
While Spelling and McDermott’s romantic relationship didn’t work out, the pair have had a strong coparenting dynamic.
“We’re great coparents,” McDermott exclusively told Us in November 2025 of his “fantastic” connection with Spelling. “We’re a united front. It’s all about the kids.”
An unlucky-in-love Olivia Colman finds romance in the strangest place in the new trailer for Wicker. Alexander Skarsgård, Peter Dinklage, and Elizabeth Debicki also star in the comedic fantasy film, which is set to be released by Black Bear this fall. It will open in select theaters on October 23, before getting a wider release on October 30.
Wicker made its debut at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year to great acclaim from critics; it currently holds a 91% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Collider’s Therese Lacson contributed to the critical consensus; in her review, she praised the film’s performances and special effects, calling it “an exploration of human connection, a criticism of the patriarchy, and a fun exploration of just how far one ridiculous concept can be taken.”
In the trailer, Colman plays the fisherwoman of a medieval village; thanks to her perpetually piscine odor, she’s been stymied in her attempts to secure a husband. In desperation, she turns to the village basket-weaver (Dinklage) to manufacture what she can’t find; he delivers, and then some, producing a living wicker man who thankfully does not contain either Edward Woodward or Nicolas Cage. Instead, he’s brought to life by the acting talents of Skarsgård and the magic of special effects artist Joe Dunckley and the Wētā Workshop. Unlike so many of the other village men, he’s kind, considerate, and, yes, fully functional. As you might imagine, a woman making passionate love to a literal stick figure raises some hackles with the townsfolk; can their love endure, or is he destined to become kindling? You’ll have to hit the theater this October to find out.
Wicker is adapted from the short story “The Wicker Husband” by Ursula Wills; it was previously adapted as a stage musical. The film was written and directed by Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson; it is the second feature for the duo, after the acclaimed 2020 science fiction comedy Save Yourselves! It features cinematography by Lol Crawley (The Brutalist), production design by Renátó Cseh (Poor Things), costumes by Tóth András Dániel and Attila Godena-Juhász (The Uprising), and music by Anna Meredith (The End We Start From).
Wicker will be released in select theaters on October 23, then nationwide on October 30. Stay tuned to Collider for future updates.
January 24, 2026
105 minutes
Eleanor Wilson, Alex Huston Fischer
Eleanor Wilson, Alex Huston Fischer
Brent Stiefel, Olivia Colman, David Michôd, Lia Buman, Tim Headington, Justin Lothrop, Brad Zimmerman, Ryan Heller, Ed Sinclair, Tom Carver
If you’ve been longing for Maika Monroe to return to the horror sphere, look no further than her new film: Victorian Psycho. The Bleecker Street movie stars Monroe as an eccentric governess who goes to a Gothic manor to tend to the children there, including Hamnet star Jacobi Jupe. And in a new trailer for the film, which also stars Ruth Wilson, Thomasin McKenzie, and Jason Isaacs, we get to see just how “eccentric” Monroe gets to be with the demon who lives inside of her named “Fred.” Directed by Zachary Wigon and written by Virginia Feito, the film looks deliciously twisted!
Victorian Psycho is produced by Wigon as well as Dan Kagan, Sébastien Raybaud, and Nick Shumaker. And the trailer shows Monroe covered in blood, just a little bit unhinged, and allowing herself to be the seeming “villain” of the story, differing from her other horror movies like the Osgood Perkins’ film Longlegs and the David Robert Mitchell film It Follows, which put Monroe on the horror film map.Victorian Psycho is described as follows: “Set in Victorian England, Victorian Psycho sees an eccentric governess arrive at a remote gothic manor, where strange happenings stir suspicion that she’s not what she seems.”
In the newly released trailer, Winifred Notty (Monroe) is teaching her two students of her version of comparison. “When you come across an animal in pain, the merciful thing to do is to kill it,” Winifred tells them. Even when one tries to tell her that the animal is still alive. A lot of the trailer is Monroe with blood splattered on her face and acting just a little unhinged in the best of ways, and it really helps to paint what kind of brilliant chaos awaits in Victorian Psycho.
Monroe’s filmography bounces back and forth in genre. Most recently, she was in the Colleen Hoover film Reminders of Him and was in the follow-up film to the 1996 film Independence Day. Her work though often takes her back into the horror genre. Victorian Psycho though is unique in how it is using Monroe. Both It Follows and Longlegs had her as the audience’s “final girl” but the trailer paints a pretty clear picture of the kind of character Monroe is playing. Maybe her villainous ways will be explained but it is exciting to see her take on a new kind of horror role.
Victorian Psycho is set to hit theaters this fall.
September 25, 2026
90 minutes
Zachary Wigon
With Spider-Man: Brand New Day now in theaters, excitement for the future of Marvel’s web-slinger has never been higher. While fans are enjoying Tom Holland’s latest adventure as Peter Parker, many are already looking ahead to the next Spider-Man: Miles Morales.
Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige has confirmed that a live action Miles Morales is part of the studio’s future plans following the conclusion of Sony’s Spider-Verse trilogy. At the same time, Holland has made it clear that he’s eager to help introduce the fan favorite hero into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Speaking about the future of the franchise, Holland said:
“I know that I have aspirations to bring Miles Morales into the universe, however that works out. We’ve got a lot of work to do to bring that to life. But yeah, I feel really strongly about it… I would love to kind of return that favor to the next generation of people that get the luxury of making these movies. So that is definitely something that I’m really working towards.”
Holland has also spoken about wanting to mentor the actor who eventually plays Miles, much like Robert Downey Jr.helped welcome him into the MCU nearly a decade ago.
With Marvel officially moving toward introducing Miles Morales, the question has shifted from if he’ll appear to whoshould play him.
Here are the three actors who continue to dominate fan casting discussions.
If there’s one actor whose name appears more than any other, it’s Caleb McLaughlin.
Best known for his breakout role in Stranger Things, McLaughlin has repeatedly been mentioned by fans as the ideal choice to bring Miles Morales to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The actor has also expressed interest in playing the character, further fueling speculation.
His combination of charisma, emotional range, and action experience makes him an easy fit for a version of Miles balancing superhero responsibilities with everyday life.
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Sometimes the name is just too perfect.
Miles Brown has quietly become one of the strongest fan favorites thanks to his athletic background, youthful energy, and experience leading family-oriented productions. While he may not have the same level of mainstream recognition as McLaughlin, many Marvel fans believe he fits the age and personality of Miles Morales exceptionally well.
As Marvel continues to look toward the next generation of heroes, Brown remains one of the most frequently suggested rising stars.
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Long before Marvel officially acknowledged plans for a live action Miles Morales, Tyrel Jackson Williams was already winning fan polls for the role.
Known for his comedic timing and natural screen presence, Williams continues to receive support from fans who envision a slightly older version of Miles entering the MCU. Even years after those early campaigns, his name remains a consistent part of the conversation whenever casting rumors surface.
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Marvel hasn’t revealed when Miles Morales will officially make his live action debut, but all signs point to the character being one of the franchise’s biggest priorities after Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse. With Tom Holland eager to pass the torch someday and Kevin Feige confirming that plans are already in motion, it’s only a matter of time before Marvel begins searching for the actor who will become the next Spider-Man.
If Marvel were casting today, our picks would be:
Each actor brings something unique to the role, but all three have built passionate fan support over the past several years. Whoever ultimately lands the part will have big shoes to fill, but they’ll also inherit one of Marvel’s most beloved heroes.
The Grammys have responded to BTS’s bold decision to withhold their music from award consideration entirely.
The drama began shortly after the Recording Academy unveiled a new Best Asian Pop Music Performance category to recognize excellence in the Asian markets. The move has since been interpreted as discriminatory, sparking intense backlash.
However, the Grammys insist that it is the total opposite of their intention towards K-Pop artists.

In a lengthy statement shared on social media, Harvey Mason Jr., the CEO of the Recording Academy, expressed his disappointment at BTS’ refusal to compete, writing:
“I am saddened to hear that BTS has chosen not to participate in the Grammy Awards process this year, but as a music creator, I understand and respect their decision.”
Mason, however, proceeded to clarify the award body’s motive, saying the new category was created to “celebrate the depth, diversity and extraordinary growth,” shining a bigger spotlight on the Asian pop scene. According to the Grammys, this move means more artists will be recognized.
Explaining that this truth has been “lost in the conversation,” Mason added that “It’s never to divide, but to expand who is recognized by our 15,000 Grammy voters.”
The CEO also noted that the creation of new classifications like the Asian, Jazz, Country, and African categories doesn’t mean artists can’t submit and be considered for General Awards like Record of the Year and Song of the Year.
“Recognition in a genre category and recognition in the General Field are not mutually exclusive. An artist can absolutely pursue both,” Mason reiterated.
The statement concluded, emphasizing that the mission statement of the Grammys is to serve music and those who listen and create it.

The post soon caused another eruption of backlash from the global music community, who interpreted it as dodging accountability.
“Harvey Mason Jr.’s response is a masterclass in corporate gaslighting that completely ignores how the Recording Academy actually operates,” one user penned.
Others considered why there wasn’t the creation of categories like European, Canadian, and British. Instead, the move was targeted at non-English-speaking nationalities.
Another similar remark read, “His statement just proves that the Grammys and himself are tone deaf. Rather than listen to what poc artists have been saying for years, they choose to attempt to rewrite the narrative.

CEO Mason Jr.’s comment comes a day after the South Korean boy band revealed its plan not to compete in this year’s award cycle.
As The Blast reported, each member of the group, RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook, posted the announcement on their individual pages in solidarity.
“We decided not to submit to the Grammys this year. We want music to be heard and loved for what it is, rather than categorized by region or language,” it read.
Although the group didn’t make any reference to the Grammys’ Asian Pop Category, the timing was enough proof for their large fanbase.

Questions soon arose about whether the category would do more harm than good, sidelining K-Pop Artists as a form of celebration, but not acknowledging them enough to make them compete alongside others.
However, the Grammys explained that it was a move to acknowledge the ever-evolving global music landscape.
Nevertheless, BTS’ decision to opt out mustn’t have come easy for the beloved boy group, given that they are yet to take home the prestigious award despite their many accolades.
In a 2020 interview, band leader RM opened up about their goal to win a Grammy because “the final part of the whole American journey.”
Since first coming on the US scene in 2017, BTS has been nominated five times. In 2021, “Dynamite” earned recognition for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance. The following year, their hit song, “Butter,” competed in the same category.
2023 saw the group earn three separate nominations for the Coldplay collaboration, “My Universe,” along with recognition for its appearance on “Music of the Spheres” and “Yet To Come,” in the music video categories.
Michael Mando has revealed that he was navigating life without a home while chasing his dream of becoming an actor.
He also admitted that repeated audition rejections during that period made him feel “untalented,” though he now sees those experiences as a natural part of the human journey.
The actor is best known for playing Nacho Varga in Better Call Saul and Mac Gargan in “Spider-Man: Homecoming.” He is set to reprise the role in the upcoming “Spider-Man: Brand New Day,” where he’ll finally transform into the mechanically enhanced version of his character, Scorpion.

In less than 48 hours, Michael Mando will return to the Marvel universe after first earning widespread acclaim for his standout performance in “Better Call Saul.”
That success was built on years of sacrifice, as the actor revealed during a recent appearance on the “I’ve Never Said This Before” podcast.
“I was homeless when I started my acting career,” the Canadian actor shared. “I used to shower at the YMCA. I used to take a bus from Montreal to Toronto overnight. I used to shower at the YMCA, go do an audition, and then take the bus back.”

During that period, Mando occasionally stayed at friends’ apartments, though those living arrangements often proved difficult.
“I remember in the winter, I got kicked out of my friend’s apartment because I overslept and I burnt his sheets by accident on the heater,” the Marvel star recalled. “And he’s like, ‘Man, you got to go. We can’t both sleep on a small mattress.’”
Afterward, Mando rented an apartment with poor living conditions because it was all he could afford. He continued auditioning for roles but faced far more rejections than callbacks, leaving him to question whether he was truly meant to become an actor.
“I felt so s—ty in my life so many times,” he said. “I felt small, I felt unwanted, I felt untalented, I felt hopeless, and that’s just a part of the human experience.”

Across the six-season run of “Better Call Saul,” Mando appeared in 33 episodes, a role that helped elevate both his career and financial stability.
His role in “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” is also expected to be significantly larger than his appearance in “Spider-Man: Homecoming,” marking another major milestone in his Hollywood career.
Looking back on his journey, Mando said he hopes his story inspires others facing similar hardships.
He said, “To everyone out there, if you’ve been broke, if you’ve been homeless, if you thought that there’s no way out, of course I felt it. And I can promise you almost every single great person, actor, anyone you’ve ever met has felt it. It’s not just you; everybody feels it.”
Mando recently stopped by San Diego Comic-Con, where he spoke with Extra about Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
When asked what fans should be most excited about, the actor kept spoilers to a minimum while offering high praise for the film.
“I think Spider-Man: Brand New Day is arguably one of the best superhero movies, period. I hope people enjoy it as much as we have making it,” Mando said.
He also praised lead star Tom Holland and the rest of the cast.
“All the stuff I’ve seen Tom do on and off camera is just great. Phenomenal. And everybody in that—I think everybody crushes it. So, I can’t wait for the world to see it.”

Next month, Mando will return to the superhero genre once again, this time lending his voice to Bane in the animated DC film Batman: Knightfall.
The actor revealed that the most rewarding part of playing the iconic villain came after much of the voice work had already been completed.
“I came back to do some of the grunts after they animated it, and I saw basically Bane and Batman fighting, and I had a callback to when I was a kid,” Mando recalled. “I just remember thinking, ‘Wow, imagine telling the eight-year-old me you’re going to beat up Batman and it’s going to be great.’ That was really beautiful.”
Influencer Sara Gilson’s late estranged husband Jeremiah “Shawn” Duffey will reportedly not be given a funeral by his ex-wife and children after allegedly killing Gilson and himself.
Duffey’s ex-wife, Stephanie Ramsay, told TMZ on Wednesday, July 29, that their five children were responsible for making any decisions about his funeral and burial under Oklahoma law. Per Ramsay, Duffey’s children felt he was not deserving of any memorial so he will be cremated and his remains will be placed in a family plot.
In her interview, Ramsay recalled that Duffey repeatedly threatened suicide during their marriage, including warning that he would “take [her] out with him” if he ever followed through. Ramsay had sole custody of the former couple’s five children following their split. (Ramsay confirmed that she initially started dating Duffey when she was 15 and he was 20.)
On Saturday, July 25, it was reported that Gilson and Duffey were found dead in their Oklahoma City home after a fatal shooting on Thursday, July 23.
Police later disclosed that 911 dispatchers received a call on Thursday from “a juvenile caller advising his step-father had shot his mother.” (Gilson is survived by two children from a previous relationship.)
The alleged murder-suicide plot took place following a tumultuous month where Gilson and a mother of a 15-year-old girl both took out separate orders of protection against Duffey.
Gilson was advised to take the action by local authorities after they received a report on June 10 from a local mother that Duffey had inappropriately touched her 15-year-old daughter. (Duffey was reportedly a youth basketball coach for the girl’s team.)
The petition accused Duffey of “child abuse” after a fellow basketball coach “observed through a window” that Duffey was “kissing and fondling” the minor on June 9 during private meetings.
This other coach alerted the girl’s mother, who alleged that she later found that Duffey was “sending inappropriate messages” to her daughter and offering her money to keep quiet.
“Once during an out of town tournament, when the whole team including myself were staying at the same hotel, [Duffey] got her [daughter] to come to his room [and] he touched her inappropriately,” the petition read.

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Gilson’s separate order of protection required Duffey to immediately leave their home and stay at least 100 yards away from her through at least August 24.
On July 11, Gilson went public with allegations of pedophilia against her estranged husband. She followed a TikTok trend where people pretend to be interviewed for a Netflix true-crime documentary — though, in her version, she wrote that she was “preparing for when Netflix drops a documentary about my soon-to-be ex-husband, who I just found out is a pedophile.”
“I wish I was joking,” she added.
Weeks later, police officers were sent to Gilson’s home after receiving an emergency call where dispatchers heard a woman screaming and “what sounded to be a gunshot.”
“A few moments later, the E911 Center received another 911 call from a juvenile caller advising his step-father had shot his mother,” police said in the statement. “The juvenile caller was calling from a nearby neighbor’s home.”
Their statement concluded, “Investigators continue to work this investigation, although they advised it appeared to be a murder/suicide event.”
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There’s never a boring moment in Jennifer Lawrence‘s wardrobe, and her latest sneaker style is a prime example. Instead of plain white kicks, the actress opted for comfy, eye-catching ballet sneakers, and we found the look on sale for only $30.
While cycling through the city, Lawrence wore a simple black tank top, sporty track pants and split-toe ballet sneakers. What makes her outfit work is the balance. Her sporty track pants are mega casual on their own, but the ballet-inspired footwear adds an elevated twist.
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If the split-toe silhouette feels like too much of a bold commitment, these Coollulu ballet sneakers are a softer entry point to the same energy. They feature a rounded toe, hook-and-loop closure and instep strap for that Mary Jane flair. We also love the sleek suede and vegan leather accents that make the shoes transition well from summer to fall.
And in case you missed it, these stylish slip-ons are also mega comfortable, too. They’re designed with padded insoles and an anti-slip bottom, so they’re perfect for long walks, even if it’s raining outside.
One shopper called them “fancy sporty shoes,” and we couldn’t have put it better!
Another happy reviewer who wore them on an international trip was stunned by their comfort and quality. “I recently hiked the rainforest in Australia and took these bad boys along. I think these are amazing travel shoes because they held up through hiking, sightseeing and airport terminals,” they wrote. “I like this look because it’s feminine and can be matched with anything from dresses to biking shorts.”
These trendy shoes fall firmly in polarizing-yet-chic territory, but with Lawrence’s approval, they lean way more chic. Slip them on with a dress, jeans or track pants, and her cool-girl energy is yours!
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Influencer Jordyn Woods has broken her silence on the rise of GLP-1 drugs for weight loss, saying the revolutionary drug that’s taken over Hollywood has halted progress in the body inclusivity movement.
In a new interview, Jordyn Woods, who rose to fame in the early 2000s through Kylie Jenner and the rest of the Kardashian clan, has been open about body image before, even starting her own activewear line that features a range of sizes for every woman.

Woods, 28, spoke with Bustle about everything under the sun, from her relationship with NBA champion Karl-Anthony Towns to the recent rise in GLP-1s for weight loss.
According to the Cleveland Clinic, GLP-1s are medications that help lower blood sugar levels and promote weight loss.
Woods, a size inclusivity advocate, broke her silence on the recent trend and seemed to be against the drug that’s taken Hollywood by storm.
“Yeah. We were taking some steps forward, and now I think in the Ozempic era we’re taking a few steps back. Everyone’s skinny now. The bug hasn’t caught me yet,” she said.

Woods implied that she wasn’t interested in using a GLP-1 herself, adding that she’s aware her weight will fluctuate.
“It’s not hard for me,” she said. “My weight’s going to fluctuate. I’m going to be skinnier sometimes. I’m human.”
In 2018, Woods spoke with PEOPLE about her activewear line, SECNDNTURE, and said that she was inspired to create a more inclusive brand after falling in love with working out.
“I went through a lot of different things and working out became my therapy, especially after losing my dad,” she said. “Throughout working out all the time I realized that there wasn’t an activewear line that was super quality and affordable and size-inclusive so I decided, ‘Why not make my own?’”

For Woods, creating an activewear brand wasn’t just about making money; it was about helping other women feel comfortable in their own skin.
“I felt like there weren’t many options for clothing out there, which enhanced my tomboy-ness because I would just wear my dad’s big shirts or my brother’s big shirts,” she said. “It was discouraging to go to the mall. I knew I couldn’t find anything that would fit me or look cute.”
After Woods began modeling, though, she learned to embrace her body and everything that came with it.
“When I started modeling I gained a lot of confidence because I had to go out of my comfort zone,” she added. “And I realized that my individuality was my greatest gift and that I have this physical body and I can’t change it so you have to love it.”

While Woods is staying away from GLP-1s for weight loss, many other celebrities have embraced them, including comedian Rosie O’Donnell.
The former “The View” moderator appeared on the “Bleep!” podcast, according to The Blast, and opened up about microdosing the popular drug to help her avoid negative side effects, such as nausea, diarrhea, and vomiting.
“I did the lowest dose for [the first] year with 2.5. Then, I did [the second] year at 5, and now, I’m just finishing year [three] at 7.5,” she said.

O’Donnell, 64, has struggled with weight for most of her adult life, she said. However, once she began taking the “miracle drug” over two years ago, she said it changed everything for her.
“I’ve had trouble with my weight my whole life. I know the shame and humiliation dealt to people who are overweight,” she stated. “My kids would come home from trick-or-treating with pillowcases full of candy and hide it,” she continued. “Smart children. I’d wake up at three in the morning and go, ‘There’s a Nestlé’s Crunch bar somewhere.’ I couldn’t help myself.”
According to O’Donnell, using a GLP-1 in the right way has not only changed her body for the better, but it’s also helped her create healthier habits and quiet the “food noise” she’s battled for years.
“Mounjaro changed my life,” she said about the medication.
The Jordyn Woods Breaks Silence On Ozempic Trend: ‘Taking A Few Steps Back’ first appeared on The Blast
The Everybody Loves Raymond star posted a video in July 2021, sharing an exciting milestone. “It’s July when we celebrate our nation’s freedom. Also celebrating three years of freedom from alcohol for me,” she said while on a three-mile hike. “Just wanted to share that with you. And message me if any of you are thinking about doing that, any of you are doing that now and need some encouragement or anything at all. Have a great day.”
The Middle star revealed her kids were the reason why she decided to get sober in a candid September 2021 interview on the “Heart of the Matter” podcast.
While she drank shooting the Ray Romano-led sitcom, which ran from 1996 to 2005, her drinking got worse after her four sons moved out. “I just noticed that if it was 5 p.m. and I don’t have anything to do the next day, I would start drinking automatically,” the actress said, adding that she “really started looking forward to drinking and thinking about it in a way that I hadn’t before.”
However, it was a birthday dinner for one of her sons that made her realize she had a problem.
“I was just filling my glass with red wine throughout the five or six hours that we were together. I don’t know how many glasses it was, and I felt completely sober and fine,” the Carol’s Second Act star said. “I was making a joke to the table, and I started saying, ‘You know, in our family it’s a tradition …’ And I could not pronounce the word ‘tradition.’ I tried three times, and I couldn’t say the word.”
One of her sons remarked on her inability to say the word in front of everyone. “And I was so humiliated,” she says, adding, “It shook me up. I thought, ‘That’s it. That’s it’ … It had every element that I needed. It had a logical element and had this, ‘Oh, my gosh, my sons have seen me drink too much.’”
The next day at breakfast, the Back To You actress said she told a friend, “Well, you’re the first person I’m telling this to, but this is my first day of never drinking again.”
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